Bonavita Lid Cap Replacement
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A dog chewed up my lid and I didn't want to buy a whole new cap to replace it. So I made one to twist on!
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- Kitchen
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It's a shame it's not easier to get Bonavita replacement parts when life happens. An otherwise perfectly good lid kept falling apart after a visiting dog chewed the cap off. So I made one to twist on!
The geometry of the lid internals isn't symmetric. I tried and failed to make a snap-on latch based lid. However, the twist lid worked first try! About $0.50 plastic instead of buying a $40 coffee carafe to get a new lid.
The model is tuned for PLA and the following print settings on a Kobra3v2. The model design should tolerate a little variation and still function.
Print Settings--I used the LowRiderV4 advice as a basis:
PLA for rigidity
0.4mm nozzle
0.2mm high quality profile as basis:
4 wall loops
Rectilinear top and bottom surface patterns
5 top and bottom shell layers
cubic infill pattern at 15%
Line width of 133% for all but supports
Supports enabled
Assembly:
Align the large gaps with the spout and lever. There's only one proper orientation-- The small indent in the lid clears the rib on the lever side of the cap. Slide in, press, and twist until the tabs engage the ramps in the cap.